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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1957

Page

4

Tax Increases Move Through State Senate in Arkansas

The Arkansas Senate cleared preliminary steps for a broad tax package totaling about 22 million dollars. The plan raises 2 3 cents in the income tax base and revises severance taxes, part of Great Faubus revenue efforts. Senate rules changes to limit debate were adopted, with Sen. Lee Bearden noting no gag rule use.

Arkansas Senate Great Faubus Senate Lee Bearden Leachville Ellis Fagan Title Rock Bearden

Mother's March Against Polio Here Leads Local Drive

Mothers and general chairs plan the March of Dimes event with slogan Lets Finish the Job. Workers across wards organize captains and contact mothers to collect funds at Reg Andersons office after the march from 7 to 8. Local volunteers list includes Ward 4 captain Mrs G A Nash and many named mothers coordinating collection and outreach.

Spe Mothers March of Dimes Bill Routon Fred Ginnton Reg Anderson Ensurance Oakhaven Harold Ors Ward G. A. Nash McRae Cox Harry Shiver Harry Hawthorne Frank McLarty Cliff Stewart Paul McLellan George Byrd Jr Bauthland Heights Max Bolar Horee Anthony

Eisenhower Calls Wilson Statement Unwise and Dangerous

President Eisenhower criticized Judge Wilson for a very unwise remark about National Guard enlistments in the Korean War era. He said the comment misleads and that Wilson spoke without thinking. The president defended the Guard as an efficient, well trained force and noted possible enlistment ages 17 to 18.

Marvin L.arrowsmith Washington Ch Eisenhower Sisvetsra Wilsintanitie Diney Wilfers Edsethower Alto Dalles Dulles Krtow Leelee Wilson Koenestary of Defense Udyatt

Bank Heist Trial Hears Jury Deliberations In Pendle Case

A fragmented report details a bank robbery trial involving multiple named figures and a jury case centered on a 19 000 hold. The proceedings reference Washington and Pendle related entities, with witnesses and security concerns noted.

Tore Saad Meath Pat Oieh Ranges Fagrelurd Washington Aliigracuite Roc Hullimore Jational Bawak

Installation Services for Interdenominational Alliance

Installation services for the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance of Nexro churches in Hope and vicinity will be held at BeuBe Memorial C. M. E. Church Sunday at 3 PM. Rev. J. E. Coby presides. William J. Harris will preach. Ministers to be installed include James E. Cuby, J. S. Moryan, EN. Glover, Barl Moray, C. S. Stearns, O. N. Den ie, and F. R. Williams. Public invited.

Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance Nexro Hope BeuBe Memorial C. M J. E. Coby Alliance William J. Harris First Christian Church Hope Ministerial Alliance W. C. Land Hope Gospel Tabernacle Ministerial Alliance James FE. Cuby Lonoke Baptist Church J. S. Moryan Bethel M .E. Church EN. Glover St. Marks St. Luke's Oak Grove Barl

Plane theft attempt ends in crash and student arrest

Des Moines police report a 28 year old Des Moines student hijacked a small plane in a suicide attempt. The suspect, who had 15 hours flight time, stole the aircraft at gunpoint and crashed it. he survived, as did bystander witnesses.

Brightman Bruderquist West Des Moines Pes Moines Yesideata Garocdevil

Rogers Store at McCaskill Looted by Burglars

Burglars struck Roger's Store at McCaskill last night gaining through the front door and stealing guns, batteries, clothing, jewelry, radios, shells and more. Early estimates range from 700 to 5800 dollars. Deputy Sheriff Joe Arnott and Sgt. Mosier of the State Police with Linde Wilson assisted in the investigation.

Roger McCaskill Joe Arnott Entvante Sgt. Mosier State Police Linde Wilson

Works Hard at Being a Mother and an Actress

New York gossip profile sketches movie star Blanche Bakey balancing fame and family. The piece paints her as overwhelmed by baby care and paparazzi while planning sequels, with hints of a demanding husband and a push toward securing a secretary and new project.

Saul Pett New York Carroll, Bakey Aby Dell Blanche Ena Satay

Fulbright Seeks Detailed Talks Reports From Dulles

Senator Fulbright said the Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees must receive detailed reports from Secretary of State Dulles on his talks with foreign heads. He described the information as essential to American policy reviews in the Middle East over the past year and urged prompt disclosure.

Wasilington Sen Fulbright D-Ark Dulles Armed Services Mintbright Leon, Knowhrnd California

Russia Orders Two Americans to Leave

MOSCOW AP News: the Soviet government ordered two U S citizens, Mayabert Tansey of Arlington Virginia and Charles W Stocker of Jacksonville Florida, to depart Russia amid accusations of activities incompatible with their status. The U S Embassy reported no deadline, while observers viewed the move as retaliation for the expulsion of Soviet diplomats from the United States. Stockwell has been in Moscow since last July and Tansey since September 1955.

Moscow UPD U.S Russia United States Vass Tansey Arlington Arid Caps Charles W. Stocker Jacksonville Charles J. Byblon U. S London Tansuy Stockwell Washington United Nations Red Hungary Bnt Britain Hungary Tache Loundon

Key Club Boys Visit Hope Kiwanis Club

Coach Sean Tirpin and four Key Club members spoke at the Hope Kiwanis luncheon. Members listed were Royce Weisenberger Jo Jack Moran Orville Brannan and Charles Tille. Moran, district lieutenant governor, outlined local state and national aims while Brannan traced the club history from 1946 to 30 members. Charles Tittle, president, discussed initiative leadership and group projects. Prescott Kiwanis President Ellis Stewart attended.

Sean Tirpin Key Club Hope Kiwanis Club Royce Weisenberger Jack Moran Orville Brannan Charles Tille Hope High School Leutenant Charles Tittle Ellis Stewart Prescott Kiwanig Club

House Adds Road to Highway System

The Arkansas House approved a resolution by the Washington county delegation asking Congress to add Highway 7b to the Interstate system. The body also moved to include road sections in two counties into the state highway system, one near Dependence County with a historic stone bridge over Sule Creek, and another in Montgomery County between Caddo Gap and Hopper and near the junction of highways 38 and 270 by Washita.

Litle Rock Washington County Congress Arkansas Tlouse Hoes Sule Creek Montgomery Caddo Gape Hopper Ory Washita

President Welcomes Arabian King on State Visit

President Eisenhower greeted the Arabian king arriving for a state visit with a hearty welcome. The president said America honors Islam’s sacred cities and looks forward to frank talks, while the king accepted the invitation as a sign of strong Arab relations.

Merriman Smith Washington Init Sabet Saud Arabia Tutay Roeky Cota Eisenhower New York Lisetbays Minna United States Misenhower Miyar Robert Bh. Wagner Shah Wisenhower Tin New Yor Pla Mer

Council Aims High with Little Final Action Tonight

Hope City Council covered many topics but yielded no decisive steps. Debate over liability for a fence between the Proving Ground properties involved Lueck and the CAA. government lease approval for 76 acres to Bates faced disapproval. new lease talks to occur subject to state approval. The council moved to remove an extension telephone from Dr. Rigger’s office, reappointed Parks and Recreation members, set March 1 as a designated Hope Day, and authorized $34 expenses for the mayor’s trip to Little Rock.

Hope City Olsen Reid Os Fetter GAA Lueck Luck CAA Severs Oyen M.r. Bates Mr. Bates Mir. Bales Grow Dr. Rigger Olsen Little Rock

Highway Officials Fight Plan To Divert Road Funds

Highway officials told the Senate budget group they would not discuss a bill that could divert roughly three million dollars yearly from motor vehicle funds. Commissioner Harry Parkin warned against losing money to support the interstate system, while Raymond Ore noted the department had about 14 million in hand plus federal matches. Ward Goodman sought higher salaries for engineers to keep pace with other states, and the department cited a million dollars in outside-engineering contracts as potentially divertible. Officials argued hiring in-house engineers would be cheaper and denied plans to fund a Highway Commission from its own funds. House members urged closer Legislature contact and questioned private consulting hires. Continued on Page Three.

VT US Roche Todlay Omy Hiversian Senate Harry Parkin Lille Reel Ahao Raymond Ore Ifort Smmith Hoginesr Ward Goodman Goodman Commission Glen Wallace Nashville Highway Department Pnaney Syas Hind Tom Allen Brinkley Wallace Ito Highway Commission

Tate Gabbert 96 Dies at Home in Rose Hill Cemetery

Miss Tate Gabbert aged WW died at her home here yesterday after living locally 12 years and formerly of Montresio. Survivors include three sisters Mrs W A Campbell Little Rock Mrs Ury McKenzie Hope and Miss Margaret Gabbert Midland Texas. Funeral 2:30 p m Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church Rev L J Lawrence burial Rose Hill Cemetery active pallbearers Jimmy Mile Olin Lewis Henry Haynes Mack Stuart Frank Horton Paul Rales

Tate Gabbert Yestersday Montresio W. A. Campbell Little Rock Ury McKenzie Hope Margaret Gabbert Midland Texas First Presbyterian Church L. ‘J. Lawrence Herndon Cornelius Rose Hill Cemetery Jimmy Mile Olin Lewis Henry Haynes Mack Stuart Frank Horton Paul Rales

State's Share to 4.6 Million in Four Years

Washington reports Eisenhower's school construction plan would grant Arkansas 4,020,000 annually for four years from federal sources while the state would contribute 3,810,000 each year. The proposal includes a per pupil allotment and aims to align with federal education funding.

Washington Eisenhower Arkansas Aya Maritlon Diane

Bills Seek to Add to State Road System

State Capitol Bureau reports a surge of bills to add county road sections to the state highway mileage. Bills SB 17, HB 23, HB 122, HB 129, HB 7, HB 6A, HB 115, SR 9, and HR 151 seek to transfer maintenance and future improvements to the Highway Department for routes in Faulkner, Yell, Conecuh, Newton, Calhoun, Independence, Randolph, Montgomery, Greene, Clay, Sharp, Lawrence counties among others.

State Capital Bureau Little Rock Speednik Highway Commission General Assembly Mare [Ion County Yell Coneway Highway Department Jones Faulkner County Senate House McKennon Lozan Senate Roads and Clark Newton Trussell Calhoun County Game and Fish Commission Kirk Independence Price Randolph County Maddox Montgomery West Greene and Clay Metcalf Sharp andLawrence Howse

January rainfall targets and local notices

All Around Town notes January rainfall at 4.44 inches with .54 inches needed by Thursday to hit average. Lawrence Hazzard, after three years service, released. visited parents in Hempstead area. Two Hempstead men ordered to report to armed services by February 27. Anita Burgson named Next Week’s High School representative. pin awarded at school. Market trip to Dallas for Mrs. White and Maxine White. Mother’s March against polio urged 7 to 3 on Thursday. Benjie Neanbern, Hendrix student, joins Alpha Epsilon Delta pre medical society. initiation February 3 with national reps.

Benjie Neanbern Hendrix Alpha Epsilon Delta George P. Newbern Hope

Train Derailed Near Mor Rae Slows Freight Route

A Missouri freight train with 26 cars derailed last night about 60 miles south of Mor Rae. Officials say the derailed cars were empty and the line restored within a few hours. The freight was bound from Lathe howt to St Louis, with minor damage reported.

Seraroy Mor Rae Here A.C. Kees Missouri Bae Little Rock Vie Lathe St. Louis Cruse

House Hears Overwhelming Vote To Back President Authority

The House voted overwhelmingly to grant President Eisenhower authority to deploy military forces and fund actions in the Middle East to counter further Soviet influence. The resolution, backed by leaders, moves to the Senate for consideration despite some opposition warnings.

House U.S Middle East Washington Eiserhower W Rresalon Elast Senate Congress

Ice storm relief reaches parts of Northeast Arkansas

Northeast Arkansas saw partial restoration of telephone and power services on Wednesday as 800 miles of lines were down affecting 11 000 customers. Jonesboro and Paragould remained largely isolated with debris strewn streets and a “horrible mess” described by officials.

Arkansas Jonesboro- Paragould Arkansas Power & Light Co Ap&l Jonesboro Paragould Newport Bal Knob Mountain View Batesville Harrisburg Searcy Beebe Des Are Mc+ Crory Jones+boro Playe Jonesbare Craighead County

Weather Summary Report for Arkansas Reads Like Old Note

The Weather Experiment Station reports 24 hours ending 7 am Wednesday with 4.48 inches of precipitation in January. Occasional rain expected Thursday, mainly in the south and eastern regions. Tonight will be warmer with temperatures near 30 to 40 degrees, highs Thursday from 30 to 60, and cooler in the far north.

Arkansas Dow

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